Practice library

Practice in
your own time.

Personal training includes exercises you can practice on your own. Here, choose a breathing practice and notice your response. Keep the breath comfortable and return to normal breathing whenever you need.

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SELF-GUIDED PRACTICES

Choose the direction you need.

Choose a rhythm. Stereo tones and breathing cues are optional.

8 practices

Calm05 MIN

Even-paced breathing

Find Your Center

An even, unhurried rhythm for attention.

Center tone6 Hz binaural
Focus04 MIN

Box breathing

Clear the Static

Four equal phases for one point of attention.

Focus tone10 Hz binaural
Energy03 MIN

Upright even-paced breathing

Steady Rise

An easy, even rhythm for a slow start.

Rise tone12 Hz binaural
Energy04 MIN

Brisk even-paced breathing

Brighten the Signal

A quicker, comfortable rhythm before movement or focused effort.

Signal tone14 Hz binaural
Rest08 MIN

Extended exhale

Soften the Edges

A longer, unforced exhale before rest.

Rest tone4 Hz binaural
Calm01 MIN

Double inhale + long exhale

The One-Minute Shift

A brief reset between meetings, conversations or decisions.

Reset tone6 Hz binaural
Focus07 MIN

Alternate nostril breathing

Balance the Current

A quiet alternating rhythm for transitions and attention.

Balance tone8 Hz binaural
Rest06 MIN

Humming exhale

Humming Ground

A soft humming exhale to explore sensation.

Ground tone4 Hz binaural

ONE SYSTEM · MANY MOMENTS

Use the rhythm, then return to life.

Practice, then take one next step.

  1. 01

    Notice

    Arrive and notice what is here.

  2. 02

    Organize

    Follow one clear breathing rhythm.

  3. 03

    Act

    Carry the practice into one next move.

FOR A FACILITATED EXPERIENCE

Some breathing practices need a person in the room.

Explore active patterns with a facilitator in individual or group work.

PRACTICE GUIDELINES

Keep the breath comfortable.

Practice seated or lying down. Use active breathwork and breath holds away from driving, machinery, and water. Return to normal breathing if you feel dizzy, distressed, or unwell. Keep sound at a comfortable level and use headphones only in a safe setting.

Full practice guidelines